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Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S8 Ever since Native Instruments released the Maschine Studio with large color displays, DJs have imagined a Traktor controller with full resolution displays. Last November DJs got their wish when Native Instruments released their first Traktor controller with fully integrated screens, the  Traktor Kontrol S8 . The controller has been out for a while, and our own Ryan Dejaegher has been putting it through the real world trials to see if it’s worth the investment. When looking at the Traktor Kontrol S8, it’s easy to see the influence from other Native Instruments controllers. The screens are very similar to screens found on the  Maschine Studio , the touch strip pulled from the Kontrol X1 MK2, and the pads, short faders and knobs borrowed from the Kontrol F1. With all these controls rolled together, the Kontrol S8 becomes the only controller a Traktor DJ would ever need. Hardware: Build Quality + Controls Native ...

So do you own a iPhone and you want to make music while travelling on the road, or you want a new mega Cool application for your iPhone, then look no further: iMaschine is here! iMASCHINE is a professional instrument designed for beat producers of all levels - you don’t need to have experience with MASCHINE to create spontaneous beats. With its intuitive threshold-based pad sampling, note repeat, auto-loop length feature, on-board mixer with six handy effects and the unique audio recording function, iMASCHINE makes it easy to instantly create grooves whenever the mood hits . 16 pads for playing the included drums and one-shot samples Library includes 10 projects, 25 kits and over 400 individual samples (100 MB of WAV sounds) Pad sampling mode: record your own one-shot sample through your iOS device's built-in microphone Keyboard mode with two manuals for playing chords, bass and melodies Note repeat function with 4th, 8th, 16th, 16th triplets, 32th for keyboard and d...

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TECHNOFILIA.ORG » Adam Beyer presents Drumcode Radio featuring an exclusive guest mix from Joel Mull. .pattern{background: url(http://www.technofilia.org/wp-content/themes/triton-lite/images/no_pattern.png) repeat;}/*POSTS Colors*/#posts, body, .comment-body, #sidebar .widgets ul li a, #respond, .lay1 .post .post_content, .lay1 .page .post_content, .single_page_post .post_wrap .share_this a, .commentlist .comment-meta a, .commentlist .comment-meta a:hover{color:#332d33;} PodcastsSample Page RSS TECHNOFILIA.ORG Adam Beyer presents Drumcode Radio featuring an exclusive guest mix from Joel Mull. DCR061 – Drumcode Radio – Joel Mull Guest Mix by Adam Beyer on Mixcloud Get paid to share your links!Share this:ShareDiggEmail Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website Comment You may use these HTML tags and attributes: Theme by Tow...

Solid sound and interesting control options make the S-DJ05 good value at this price. View in gallery Review Pioneer is no stranger to the world of speaker design or to that of DJing and its latest products are aimed at building a further bridge between them. The S-DJ05 and '08 monitors are speakers designed for the studio and the DJ-alike with a high-quality monitoring signal for the former and some neat trickery aimed at making life in the home booth that much easier. Overview The '05 model is the subject of this review and like its big brother, it offers active monitoring. The '05 offers a 5" silver cone on the front with separate 2.5cm tweeter above, while the back panel is unexpectedly busy, with no less than four input sources available to you. As well as an XLR input, two phono ports are provided, as is a TRS balanced quarter-inch jack input. Buttons on the rear panel allow you to toggle between these input sources (with LEDs on the front panel confirming your...

Installation of the relevant software is quick and easy. View in gallery Review The Komplete Audio 6 is a new fist-sized, heavy-duty metal interface from Native Instruments. As an ideal partner to a laptop (and an ideal introduction to their software) it's portable enough to sling in a bag and flexible enough to make both producers and DJs happy. Its main forte is its six ins and outs without the need for external power. There's four balanced quarter-inch outs on the back and four ins via combo jacks and quarter-inchers. Inputs and outputs '5/6' remain exclusively S/PDIF however. There's quick and easy line/ instrument level selection buttons on one and two, with gain knobs supplying enough power to bring quiet mics up to strength. There's noise at the top end but if you need to push your gear this far then it's time to go shopping. Flexible features "There's something reassuringly 'right about the Komplete Audio 6's big, top-mounted 'M...